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From: Alexander Genaud <alexgenaud AT gmail.com>
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Subject: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 10:54:58 +0200

Dear protectors of the commons,

I am curious if one may grant a copyright to others, specifically
everyone, and what implications that might have.

(c) 2005 All of humanity

It seems to me that granting a copyright to everyone would ensure most
(if not all: royalties, source code) of the requirements of the open
source and copyleft definitions, with the advantage of simplicity and
compatibility with all open source licenses, while ensuring a work
does not become proprietary!

Are there any immediate disadvantages or legal issues inherit in such
a copyright?

Alex

[cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, Alexander Genaud, 10/10/2005
- Re: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, Daniel Carrera, 10/10/2005
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        Re: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, Greg London, 10/10/2005
        
        Re: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, Matt Burrows, 10/10/2005
        
        Re: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, Alexander Genaud, 10/11/2005
        
        Re: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, Daniel Carrera, 10/11/2005
        
        Re: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, drew Roberts, 10/11/2005
        
        Re: [cc-licenses] (c) 2005 All of humanity, Greg London, 10/11/2005